חב״ד טלביה - עוטף את העוטף!

For over 15 years, Chabad of Talbiya-Mamila has offered a wide range of creative community programs. Now, in response to the war, we have expanded our operations to support families forced to relocate to Jerusalem from the North and South.  With a team of 200+ volunteers, we have responded to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of more than 350 evacuated families. Every program is infused with dignity and compassion. • The Boutique: provides free-of-charge new and gently-used clothing, toys, and essentials to displaced families. An average of 30 families visit daily. • Monday Kindergarten: A 2-hour “fun” group therapy session with 20-40 children  • Tuesday Entertainment: A weekly children's program, including entertainment, treats, and hot dinner. Hundreds of children and their families attend weekly. • Challah Bake honoring a family of a Hostage: 50-100 women from Jerusalem, the North, and the South join in song and prayer to make challah, recite the bracha, and share blessings and hope with each other  • Shabbat Meals: 3-course dinners for families who don’t have a kitchen of their own. 300 meals each Shabbos.  • Circle within the Circle: Expanding our Friendship Circle (which caters to youth with special needs) to include the youth of evacuated families (who come with their unique challenges). • Medical & Housing Liason: Helping transplanted families access local medical expertise, and housing needs. In addition to Chabad of Talbiya-Mamila's “regular” budget, urgent funds are needed to continue our expanded programs, and to address emergent needs as they unfold.  Thanks to our generous Matchers, every dollar, pound, shekel, or Euro you contribute will be doubled. This means your $1 counts as $2!  We have until Thursday at 11:59 pm Israel time to make this opportunity count.  Each donation generates an automatic, fully tax-deductible receipt in 4 currencies! Your contribution is not only a financial donation; it's a powerful statement that says: “Acheinu Kol Beis Yisroel. Your pain is our pain; your needs are our needs; your triumphs are our triumphs.”